Last Updated on January 7, 2021
Moreover, there are many wars occurring at the same time occasionally, and the government, along with its security services, are all responsible for hundreds of inhuman treatments, extrajudicial executions, and violent acts.
If you are a member of the LGBTQ+ community, then you may put yourself at risk of death because it is illegal on Yemen.
Guinea
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In 1974, Guinea got her independence, but no government has been good enough. In fact, there is no president that has served his full 5-year term because of the unhelpful and unusable methods to run the country. Due to that lack of control, murder and street violence has become a common thing in the streets of Guinea.
The biggest motivation for criminal gangs to form daily is the non-existent presence of the police. The crimes are gradually increasing by the day!
If you happen to be safe from their criminals, then you may end up suffering from deadly diseases like Cholera and Aids that are highly spread in the country. So, we may want to postpone our trip to that country to another time.
Syria
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The most dangerous country in the world is Syria, unfortunately!
Since 2011, this country has seen major changes and has experienced the civil war that killed more than 250.000 people. Syria has been a great, beautiful, and safe country, but due to the lack of government and the increase of terrorists, the country has gone from solid 10 to a 0.
All of this started after the nation began protesting against the president (who was no good!), and somehow, that opened the doors for ISIS to raise and start having strong control over the land by applying extremely dangerous inhuman rules.
Syria is now filled with bombs, tanks, helicopters, and mortars that are ready to end the life of anyone who dares to disobey any of the ISIS rules.
Bonus: New Zealand
New Zealand is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and one of its safest. However, you shouldn’t get confused, it is not a dangerous country and it most definitely doesn’t belong to this list.
Glad this list is here; truly, there is not one country in this list that I would visit or would have ever visited…I have a son in Nigeria; there are safe spots he says and that is where he lives and does business.